11
Jun
2013
The Wilding Festival
The Wilding Festival in Bloomsbury is an exciting multi-arts programme inspired by the Suffragettes' legacy in our modern lives
10
Jun
2013
Soho Flea Market
As at all good markets I discovered some real gems. Studio Roam creates the most beautiful bespoke cashmere blankets
8
Jun
2013
Bodean’s BBQ, Tower Hill
The Burnt Ends, which are chunks of beef brisket in a BBQ sauce, were amazing; try them at least once in your lifetime
7
Jun
2013
Bushstock 2013
Communion Music’s south London festival, now in its third year, is different; for one thing it is not in muddy tents
7
Jun
2013
Om Tribe Yoga, Canary Wharf
I had been concerned about being a total novice, but just as the class had been advertised, it really was for all levels
6
Jun
2013
Cartoonist Ade Teal
'You could stick a pin anywhere in a map of London and find some compelling history. That is what is so amazing about it'
5
Jun
2013
‘Fallen in Love’, The Tower of London
This quaint play is still worth seeing if you love your court intrigues and are a newcomer to Tudor history
4
Jun
2013
The Grief of Unemployment
Graduates with good degrees from good universities are finding themselves unemployed - and it's embarrassing
3
Jun
2013
Karine Jackson’s Pop-Up Salon
Karine Jackson and her team of talented stylists work to get to know you personally – even if it is a quick consultation
1
Jun
2013
Ceviche, Soho
Named after the Peruvian dish of the same name, Ceviche houses a friendly and vibrant atmosphere with quirky pictures
